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I dropped off my car today at the Tire Stickers shop in Van Nuys, CA and had them install the permanent raised rubber tire lettering decals on my tires in White.
Juan, that looks great and kind of "old school" at the same time.
Back in the mid 70's most of the major tire companies offered raised white letter on their tires; I had a set of Goodyear radials with raised white letters and always liked that look.... Seems now that is passé and rarely done with the large wheels and small side walls we run today....
Must say, it is something to think about. I have to assume they have these for Falkens?
I have the same rear tires. After getting them, I saw they were among the top rated bang for the buck options for Mustangs. Which is fitting because I have them on Mustang wheels. And also fitting because I added Sumitomo (LS400) front brakes, as did you, although I'm only assuming it's the same company by name.
I like it because the letters are small and subtle. Your car isn't a complete "race theme" vehicle, so it wouldn't make sense to install, lets say 4" IDLERS text on them lol. What did this cost if you don't mind me asking?
I like it because the letters are small and subtle. Your car isn't a complete "race theme" vehicle, so it wouldn't make sense to install, lets say 4" IDLERS text on them lol. What did this cost if you don't mind me asking?
I went with the same size lettering that is on the tires from the manufacturer to give it original look. The new lettering is on top of the original lettering.
I think it's kinda sweet! Any long shutter shots while driving? I wanna see what it looks like while rolling on the highway or something..
Thanks. No rolling shots. I've been wanting to take some rolling shots for a while now but have not been able to have someone take them for me. Hopefully soon though!